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Originally Posted by legalmania

They are basically looking to see if you can substain substantial activity. I took one of my clients to an exam. The nurse dropped something, my client went to pick it up, I put my hand on his leg to hold him back. Only do something until it hurts, and say it hurts. Just do what you can and no more.

And there is a good chance that the nurse noted this if she witnessed it. Just sayin' . . . .

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